At J&E Media Corp, we worked with small business from New York to Chicago, ranging from pizzerias to auto shops and moving companies. I worked with a developer who had created a wordpress theme with Zurb Foundation, designing the desktop view– and when complicated, the mobile view– in photoshop for him to work with. These are multiple views from the finished websites of just a few of our clients.

 

With so many great programs and a great atmosphere, TNT Gym wanted a website so they could explain it all and get more people to join.

 

A small, family owned and run flooring business, Ken’s Carpet just wanted a place for people to find out a little bit about them and get in touch.

 

A small pet supply store with a big heart, they needed to show their audience how much they
care about pets.

 

Dawn’s previous site showed her agency’s services in a disorganized way, but her branding was already complete. She needed us to reorganize her site to make it easier for her clients to understand while recognizing her old brand.

J&E Media Corp did not have its own site before, but we were creating websites for other people. We worked with others in our company to create a website that shows what we do and how we do it.

 

With no website, Ellis Auto was going unnoticed. They wanted a simple site that would show only the most important things; their services, their location, and how to get in touch with them.

 

Chester Cab’s previous site had slow-to-load menus and a hefty front page, so we went through and reorganized all of the information, making it easy to find if wanted, but easy to ignore if someone just wants to view the menu.

While their old site already had their branding, the elements within the site were disorganized and often didn’t work. They wanted a cleaner site, with more focus on images of happy couples and children and their services.

 

Blu Bar was planning to open full force, with latin dance night and live music, a full bar, and a restaurant, so they needed somewhere to show all of their menus, events, and pictures and bring people in.

 

A deli that needed  to showcase their unique qualities to drive in customers.